Question 6033 — animals

Summary

Mr. Yves Jégo draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the confusing, even complex, regulations which regulate the keeping and trade of new companion animals (NAC). This acronym designates unconventional pets, bringing together domestic species such as mice or ferrets, and non-domestic species, such as snakes, spiders or monkeys. There Current regulations differentiate between domestic species, defined by decree, and non-domestic species, the possession and breeding of which are regulated by two decrees of August 10, 2004. The possession and trade of non-domestic species constitutes a trend followed in recent years. Abandonments have multiplied, faced with the loss of interest of owners or the increasing size of the animal. The situation of these animals can be cruel, and, when abandoned, they can even unbalance the natural environment in which they establish themselves. He therefore wishes to know what measures the Government will take to more strictly regulate the possession and trade of non-domestic species.

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